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On the Child Safety page one of the dialogs is the opt in (or out) configuration, so it seems, as one would expect, that the adult(s) in the family sharing grou
by defaultname 5y ago
On the Child Safety page one of the dialogs is the opt in (or out) configuration, so it seems, as one would expect, that the adult(s) in the family sharing group get to configure this.
And it's a useful, valuable option that many (I would wager the overwhelming majority) parents will enable.
Apple made a huge PR mistake announcing both of these systems together (the CP hashing system and the NN message warning system), because as seen throughout the comments it has led to lots of people conflating and mixing and matching elements of both into a fearsome frankensystems.
- wizzwizz4 5y agoThe NN is the system I thought they were making, and I applaud it. The hashing one feels really dangerous, though; I don't think that's people just exaggerating. Apple hasn't done enough to limit their own power, so they might (read: will) be made to use it to hurt people.
- zepto 5y ago> it has led to lots of people conflating and mixing and matching elements of both into a fearsome frankensystems. I agree they could have slowly walked people through the components one by one, but so much of what is in the comments is pure bad faith that I am not sure that it would have helped. By “bad faith”, I mean strongly asserting as true claims that people know they haven’t checked, and which later turn out to be false. In a cynical way this might actually be better PR for Apple. They know they can’t prevent people who dislike them from jumping to the most negative conclusions possible. By presenting these features together and letting the crazy interpretations abound, they make their opponents seem unhinged, and this obscures the real but less apocalyptic concerns.